САМЫЙ ПРАВИЛЬНЫЙ ОТЗЫВ THE MOST CORRECT REVIEW

Since the Hotel is located on the outskirts of the town, then within walking distance (5 minutes - you exit the Hotel to the right) there are two Supermarkets, open from 07:30 to 22:30. There are also two souvenir shops and one swimsuit store, which is open one hour a day, when We just didn’t understand - the schedule is flexible. There are several Taverns with different gastronomic specialties: from pizza and gyros (€4.5) to Mediterranean dishes

Gi? grew (Greek γ ? ρ ο ς [? ? iros], from γ ? ρ ο ς “circle, rotation”), probably coming from dialects with apocope final -ς or the combination π ? τ α μ ε γ ? ρ ο is a Greek dish similar to Turkish doner (doner kebab) or Arabic shawarma. The difference is that gyros can be made with chicken or pork, with French fries, red onions and tzatziki sauce.

In Greece it is most often prepared with pork or chicken, while in other countries beef, chicken and lamb are common. Gyros are typically served wrapped in pita bread, along with ingredients such as tomatoes, onions and tzatziki sauce. The meat is seasoned with salt and ground black pepper.

To the left of the Hotel there is the Pan Asia Sushi Restaurant - it’s always packed with people, we don’t know why. And two good taverns where you can dine and take food to go. We took with us a large portion of gyros (€10), spaghetti carbonara (€10) and fried shrimp (€8.5).

In the shops around the Hotel you can find sunglasses for €8, all Greek symbols - soap (from €2.5 and above), spices (from €2), towels (€9), face and body cream (from €5 ), T-shirts (€10 – 20), local perfume (€10) and some jewelry, which the arrogant saleswomen do not allow you to touch or photograph.   

By the way, this is not for advertising tobacco products; you can buy cigarettes and vapes only in Supermarkets, but Iqos hits (€4) can only be bought in small grocery stores. In general, taking into account that staying at the Hotel included only breakfast, grocery stores were a lifesaver for us - here you can fully provide yourself with both a snack on the beach and lunch while you are waiting for your trip to the Tavern for dinner. We highly recommend a set of Aperol spritz 3x200ml for €9.9, but we do not recommend Campari soda 5x98ml for €5.9, you can also buy MALAMATINA wine in a 3-liter tetra pack and Alpha beer 6x330ml for €3.1, chips and feta cheese (€2-5).

Fe? ta (Greek Φ ? τ α - slice, cut) is a traditional Greek white cheese made from sheep's milk.

Although cheese made from sheep or goat milk has been documented in Greece since the 8th century BC. e. and was widely consumed in Ancient Greece, and later in Greek gastronomy, feta cheese, in particular, was first described in the Byzantine period under the name pró sphatos (Greek π ρ ? σ φ α τ ο ς - “recent” or “fresh”) and was produced by the Cretans and Vlachs Thessalian. At the end of the 15th century, an Italian visitor to Candia, Pietro Casola, describes the trade in feta cheese, as well as the storage of this product in brine. The Greek word feta (φ ? τ α ) comes from Italian. fetta – “slice”, which, in turn, comes from Lat. offa (“piece”, “piece”). It was introduced into Greek in the 17th century, became a common term in the 19th century, and probably refers to the practice of cutting cheese into slices which were then placed in barrels.

Near the Hotel there are also two Pharmacies, but we can’t say anything here, except that they sell everything: from medicines, lip gloss for €4.5 (great for souvenirs and good for yourself) and to orthopedic flip-flops for € 27 (very good - we bought it).

And to the right of the Hotel there are real archaeological excavations - when we were there, it was closed, but through the fence everything is very clearly visible.

OVERALL RATING OF THE HOTEL TERRITORY: 4 (IF THERE WERE SOMETHING ELSE, IT WOULD BE BETTER)

OVERALL HOTEL RATING: 3 (SOLID THREE)

Note: taking into account our experience from the meeting directly at check-in and the refusal of check-in upon arrival and depriving us of a normal breakfast on the day of departure, will we recommend this Hotel, then no, we will not

By the way, if anyone needs a rest on the side - not in this Hotel, then there are many other hotels very close from €300 per night and more, well again, if someone really needs it...

FOOD IN TAVERS:

We recommend everyone to set aside funds for lunches & dinners in Taverns, well, if not for lunches, then for dinners - definitely. The peculiarity of the Taverns is that their areas overlook the Sea. The sunset in the bay is perfectly visible. A fresh cool breeze will be guaranteed after the sweltering sizzling heat of the day.

For food, we recommend everything that is not at home - and at home there is practically nothing that is available in Taverns. That is, you have to take everything.

As for wine, it’s not for everybody. We're big fans.

The cost of dinner for 5 people, including 1.5 liters of wine, will cost approximately €115. Of course it can be more expensive. And so it is possible.

We simply looked at the menu, which is presented in both Greek and English, and chose what we liked by name, but only thanks to our dear Greek friend we chose the most appetizing dishes. Everything is extremely tasty.

OVERALL RATING OF THE TAVERN: 5+ (EXCELLENT)

EXCURSIONS:

First of all, don’t be afraid to rent a car. The average rental price is about €50 per day. There are a lot of wonderful, beautiful places in Crete and it will be very difficult to visit them all, especially if you just take excursions from local guides, then you will spend one day on only one attraction.

Second, don’t be afraid to take excursions from local vendors on the street instead of hotel guides. Using the example of an excursion to the island of Santorini, the cost of an excursion “on the street” was €30 cheaper.

And most importantly, you should have a close local Greek friend who will help you in choosing a trip to the nearest beach or sightseeing, and then with independent trips there is generally no problem.

SELF EXCURSIONS:

Among our first independent trips, we chose to relax on the beach in a palm grove (palm forest). And in Greece, as you know, there is everything: a pine grove and a palm tree - Vai beach.   

The car ride takes about 2.5 hours from the Hotel, but the travel time flew by for us: there were many beautiful places around and we had three liters of Greek wine with us.

It’s not difficult to describe in words our impressions of what we saw – we are delighted. No, although it's difficult.

How to describe in words the feelings of “children from the concrete jungle”, seeing huge palm trees simply growing near the sea and turquoise breaking through the abundant foliage, and the transparent, warm, beautiful sea of ​ ​ a small bay breaking through the abundant foliage, eh? !

Therefore, a photo shoot is our everything.

We don’t know what feelings we evoked in our subscribers on social networks Facebook or Instagram, sorry guy, but our wonderful impressions, as well as the desire to share this joy, were sincere.   

We recommend everyone to get to this beach, and there is one life hack: on the left hand from the entrance (entrance) there will be the main beach, which everyone knows about, and for this reason there will be thousands of vacationers there, but on the right hand from entrance (you can take a blanket with you and swim around a small rock or cross it on dry land) there will be a similar small bay with a clearly smaller number of vacationers per square centimeter of beach.

It is impossible to talk more about this place - memories come flooding back...

OVERALL RATING OF VAI BEACH: 5 (IT IS A PARADISE)

On the way back you can find many beautiful places for photos and visit local attractions.

For example, we were lucky to visit one of the local temples.

Here you can buy souvenirs to remember this place - small silver crosses for the neck or combo skinis for €1.5-7.

Komboskini (from the Greek Κ ο μ π ο σ κ ο ? ν ι ) - Greek knotted rosary made of black thread or other colors, worn by Athonite monks on the wrist (right or left), sometimes several pieces, and became widespread through those visiting the monasteries of Athos pilgrims, and through them among other believers.  

TOURS FROM GUIDES:

By and large, everything is clear here: you either already know as well as local guides about the attractions both near the Hotel and at a distance, since you have already studied the history and geography of Crete when planning a vacation when purchasing a tour, or you contact hotel guides or local tour operators and they will tell you in great detail where and how to leave the maximum amount of money for the excursion.

Among the obvious choice of a trip to the island of Tire (Santorini), can we recommend an excursion to the island of Spinalo? nga (Greek: Σ π ι ν α λ ? γ κ α ), old name for Kalido? n (Κ α λ υ δ ? ν ) is a Greek island located opposite the villages of Plaka (Π λ ? κ α ) and Elounda in the eastern part of Crete, near the Spinalonga peninsula. In the 16th century, the Venetians turned the island into an impregnable fortress that controlled the entrance to the Gulf of Elounda. The island is uninhabited.

Part of the communal community of Elounda in the community (dima) of Agios Nikolaos in the peripheral unit of Lasithion in the periphery of Crete.

And since this is a boat excursion, you will have the opportunity to sail around the island at the ship's parking lot.

SANTORINI:

The idiots' dream has come true. Can we say that? No, let's do it this way – implementation of visualization. We think about good things and here it is, the long-awaited excursion to the island!

Santorini (official name - Thira) is one of the Greek Cyclades islands in the Aegean Sea. The hilly landscape of the island was formed as a result of a powerful volcanic eruption in the 16th century BC. e. Fira and Oia, the two main towns of Santorini, are famous for their snow-white cubic houses built on the cliffs above the underwater caldera. They offer wonderful views of the sea, small islands to the west and beaches with black, red and white pebbles of volcanic origin.

The island of Santorini receives hundreds of thousands of tourists every year and has been repeatedly recognized as one of the most beautiful places in the world. So what attracts people to this pearl of Greece?

Therefore, since you and I, dear readers, remember Greek sayings, for example: “Γ ο υ ρ ο ? ν ι σ τ ο σ α κ ? ”, which means “Pig in a Poke”, this rule applies not only to surprises when checking into a Hotel, as described above, but also when purchasing excursions, so we will pay more attention not to the description of our impressions, but to some practical advice.

So, the cost of an excursion to Ti Island? ra (Fera, Thira, Greek Θ ? ρ α ) aka Suntory? n (Santorini, Σ α ν τ ο ρ ? ν η ) ranges from €145 to €175 per person, depending on the place of purchase (it’s more expensive from a hotel guide and, accordingly, cheaper when buying “on the street”).

The price of the excursion should include transfer from the Hotel (or collection point in the city), ferry travel to the island and back, a guide and a short bus trip around the island between the cities of Ia and Fira (the capital of Santorini).

Since the journey takes place on a ferry and lasts about 2 hours, do not hesitate to take a small snack and water with you. As for the temperature while traveling on the ferry, there are air conditioners and you feel great, but on the island itself it will be incredibly hot.

TIP: be sure to take a Panama hat with you

The approximate travel plan is as follows: in the morning, quite early, you leave the Hotel and take a bus to the ferry. The bus driver will issue tickets for the journey back with the bus number. Since we paid for this excursion, we simply received ferry tickets at the port ticket office.

IMPORTANT: you will be given both a round-trip ticket and one of them will indicate the bus number already on the island of Santorini, which you will need to look for upon arrival.

Seating on the ferry is carried out according to the purchased tickets by sections and seats. Moreover, the passenger accommodation is very comfortable - there are TVs, seating on leather chairs, and air conditioning.

Passengers are loaded, naturally, through the lower deck, where, of course, there is darkness and horror.

Firstly, the cars of vacationers are located there and it is not very convenient to board on the upper deck and, secondly, due to the accumulation of vehicles and operating units of the ferry itself, it is stuffy there, there is poor lighting and it is strongly blown by exhaust gases from internal combustion engines.

But where passengers are already accommodated on the upper level of the ferry, everything is normal and civilized. The common room seems to be divided into two large halls and there is a separate VIP area, but they are not even allowed there to watch the rich drink champagne.

In the common room there are small bar counters where you can buy drinks and snacks. Prices are steep.

If you want to look at the world around you, while breathing not the ventilated air of an air conditioner, but breathe in a fresh gust of sea breeze, then you can go out to the stern of the ferry and watch the departure from the island of Crete and feel the full power of the ferry engines throwing waves away.

Actually, what awaits you next is an unexpected participation in the crowd during the filming of a documentary about the unloading of immigrants from the ferry to America - everyone lines up on the lower deck among parked cars, the lighting is weak, the ferry lock is closed and then the action begins: the huge door of the ferry slowly lowers from above , freeing emotional tourists who, for reasons unknown to us, begin to rush towards the exit, as if they would not be allowed onto land.

And so, you find your bus, the number of which is indicated on one of the ferry tickets, you are met by a guide and in 20 minutes at most you are already in the city of Ia. There you will be given an hour or a little more to move independently.   

TIP: I must say right away that only one ferry can accommodate thousands of tourists, plus dozens of cars and who knows what else. But we were told that there are only 200 taxis on the island. Therefore, it is very important to stick to the schedule of your bus with a guide on the island - the bus will not wait for anyone, and you may not be able to find a taxi. The same applies to ferry schedules. Ferries run between the islands according to a schedule, and not just from Crete to Santorini and back. Therefore, it is also undesirable to be late for the ferry. And unloading and loading of passengers on the ferry occurs very quickly - within 10-15 minutes. Be careful!

The streets of the city of Ia itself are very narrow - therefore there is no transport, they are exclusively pedestrian. And it will be very hot. Therefore, water and a cap are our best friends. As for visiting the most interesting places if necessary - toilets, they are paid (€1-1.5), but you will not be allowed into the cafe for free. Along the entire route, there will be cafes and shops mixed in on the right and left. With prices, everything is very simple - add €5-7-10 to the prices you already know and you will have prices for Santorini.

For example, Carbonara pasta cost almost 2 times more...

By the way, we didn’t see anything special or unusual in the form of souvenirs. However, of course, you should definitely buy something with the symbols of the island or just a charm for a Pandora bracelet (€25-30) as a souvenir.

What’s interesting, we just didn’t know, is that the donkey is a symbol of the island, for example, in the center of the capital in the city of Fir there is a donkey monument. Accordingly, many souvenirs will feature donkeys, don’t be surprised.

So, six thousand years ago, the powerful and unusually developed civilization of the Minoans arose here. The island was called Thira, and its inhabitants were very hardworking: they built beautiful palaces and castles, produced ceramics, and ran households. Their story later formed the basis of many myths, legends and stories.    

But in 1500 BC. e. A mighty volcano near the island awakened, a powerful eruption of which, according to many scientists, destroyed the great Minoan civilization. And the huge waves caused irreparable damage to the inhabitants of the island of Crete and the famous Knossos Palace.

Part of the island of Thira was submerged under water, and the relief took on the shape of a crescent. In 1204, the island was renamed in honor of St. Irene, the patroness of the local residents, and since then has been proudly called Santorini.

The first thing that catches your eye is the indescribable beauty of the dazzling snow-white houses, located so closely that it feels like everyone is living on top of each other. The contrast to the white color is the bright blue roofs, shutters and domes of the churches, of which there are more than three hundred. And, of course, a gorgeous view of the Aegean Sea and the mighty volcano.

Santorini also attracts with its colorful beaches. There are about 15 of them in total, but three are business cards:

Black – the longest beach of the island with fine black volcanic sand and pebbles, many bars and taverns

Red – an impressively beautiful beach with red pebbles

White – a beach with fairly rare white pebbles surrounded by pumice rocks

And here you can be offered an additional excursion for €25 by boat to the nearest island or to the beach, where you can plunge into the cool sea and capture yourself in a photo against the backdrop of the island, but we didn’t understand how this could be done before our ferry was about to depart and we refused.

From the city of Ia, the same bus, together with the guide, takes you to the city of Fir - all within 15-20 minutes, during which the guide introduces you to the history of the skeleton and interesting details, such as about the dispute between two villages to see which one was more religious, resulting in about 50 churches being built in one of the villages.

And then take the same bus with a guide back to the port and take the ferry to Crete.

What you need to bring from Santorini:

- local wine

- jewelry made from Australian opal

- handmade products made of wood and leather

- a piece of pumice from a volcano

- T-shirt, cap or towel with the symbols of the island

- black volcanic soap

- million photos for Instagram

We returned by ferry at about 18:00, so we were completely free until the end of the day and still had time to go to the Sea near the Hotel and, of course, to the Tavern in the evening.

OVERALL RATING OF SANTORINI: 5 (EXCELLENT)

Well, let's move on to the next stage of the story, as the Greeks say: “Ο χ ρ ? ν ο ς ε ? ν α ι χ ρ ? μ α ”, which means: “Time is money”.

SHOPPING:

SOUVENIRS from GREECE

SOUVENIRS FROM CRETE

Here is a list of what, in our opinion, based on current realities, you can bring from Crete for yourself or as a gift:

KOMBOSKINI - already mentioned above, this will be a wonderful souvenir for family and friends and for yourself as a good memory of visiting holy places, the price varies from €1.5 to €7.  

TEXTILES –? weaving became widespread in Crete in the 19th century.

Historians say that at that time there were looms in almost all Cretan houses. Today, few local residents master this art, however, there are entire villages on the island where you can still buy handmade carpets, amazing tablecloths, napkins, aprons of all colors and sizes. For textiles, we recommend going to the city of Chania, the villages of Zoniana, Anogia, Zaros and Axos. In the town of Kokkini Hani, where we were, you will have to limit yourself to a T-shirt for €10 of decent quality, a towel for €7-10, rugs for the bathroom for €4-5 and summer clothes like wide shorts or pants also within €10.20, however, 99% of the product may not be of Italian or Greek origin, but of Chinese origin.

COSMETICS are one of the most popular souvenirs from Crete.

The island is called a botanical paradise for the abundance of amazing vegetation, which people have learned to use for their benefit. Today, cosmetics are not produced on the island, but local stores sell products from famous Greek manufacturers. Most often, tourists bring cosmetics based on olive oil and honey from Crete. Here you can buy both just soap for €2.5 based on olive oil, and various body and face creams for €5 not only based on olive oil, but also extracts from lavender or orange.

KOMBOLOI are special rosary beads, popular throughout Greece, including Crete. Their difference from ordinary rosaries is that komboloi are not used during prayers, but are thrown in the hands to pass the time.

The Greeks even come up with different ways to play with such rosaries. There are male and female kombolos, and the number of beads in them is not limited. Unfortunately, in the shops near the Hotel the komboloi for €10 were not made of natural wood or stone, but of plastic, so they didn’t take them.

HONEY - do you know what most Cretan residents, regardless of age, cannot do without for breakfast? Without a piece of freshly baked bread, spread with delicious local honey. Cretan honey is considered one of the best in the world, and, according to mythology, Zeus himself was fed with it! Thyme honey is especially popular here. We took both sets of different honey 130g for €5.5, and separately from orange 270g for €5.7

ORIENTAL SWEETS - as you know, for more than 200 years Crete was part of the Ottoman Empire. This affected many areas of life, including cooking. It was during this period that local residents first learned what halva, baklava, and Turkish delight were. With the departure of the Turks, the love for oriental sweets did not disappear anywhere; moreover, the Cretans are still developing and increasing their assortment. When choosing sweets, we recommend paying attention to pistachio or sesame kozinaki and nougat. And of course Greek chocolate!

OLIVE OIL AND OLIVES – Cretan olive oil does not require any advertising. Scientists have proven that the ancient inhabitants of Crete were the first to export oil to other countries. This is one of the most useful and delicious souvenirs from the island. We recommend purchasing Extra Virgin oil.

It is obtained by first cold pressing, which makes it possible to preserve a maximum of vitamins and microelements. In addition to oil, be sure to buy a jar or two of local olives. You will not regret! However, we were faced with a certain dilemma - the cost of olive oil in the Kokkini Hani stores near the Hotel and in the market in Odessa near the house is almost the same. Therefore, opinions were divided - some of us took oil in reinforced concrete with us and carried them with joy as souvenirs from Crete, but we didn’t buy it, especially since we still had run out of oil from the last trip. BUT YOU MUST TAKE IT!  

SPICY HERBS and SPICES – there are no large industrial enterprises in Crete. The air here is surprisingly clean, and the warm climate and fertile soils contribute to the growth of a huge number of plants, including those used for food.

Not inferior to it in popularity is kefalograviera, a savory table cheese that is used mainly for baking. Another Cretan cheese is myzithra. It has a consistency similar to cottage cheese or Italian ricotta. We recruited all sorts of different ones and it turns out not enough. So don’t be afraid - pack a lot, everything will get there, and what doesn’t get there will be eaten on the road. The price, of course, depends on the weight and starts from €2, so you can live with it.

COFFEE – be sure to bring whatever Greek coffee you want. We took LOYMIAHE (with a parrot on the package) 194g for €3.18 (€16.39 per kg).

BEACH BAGS and OTHER ACCESSORIES - well, all these souvenirs will need to be put away somewhere. Therefore, in addition to the above, you can buy beach bags for €10 or everyday bags for €25 made of thick material, as well as buy some small souvenirs like mini-bags or toiletries and, of course, key chains (near the Hotel for €1.

5-2 and at the airport for €7 and above) and you will be happy.  

OVERALL SHOPPING RATING: 5+ (EXCELLENT)

Well, we are waiting to return home, so in the morning we run to the Beach for a photo shoot before dawn and in the evening again for a photo shoot at sunset. Colors are never repeated. Every time there is something new. We simply could not get enough of the warmth of the Greek sun and enjoy the softness of the waves bending around the curves of our bodies.

But that's it, it's time to go home.

And here is the continuation of the story with the transfer from the Hotel to the airport.

Taught by bitter experience upon arrival, we contacted our tour operator in advance regarding the already guaranteed collection of us, luggage and souvenirs from the Hotel on the day of departure. But everything turned out to be not so simple - we were again redirected to the transfer service, which we need to contact by phone, which again only works during business hours. At the same time, they explained to us in words certain rules, according to which we must apply for a transfer only 24 hours before the time of its delivery. And here we are, at half past midnight, sitting in front of the phone and looking at the clock so that it is time to order a transfer. As a result, the next day we received verbal guarantees that there would be a transfer and that we would be picked up from the Hotel and taken to the Airport. And here we are standing around a pile of suitcases and waiting for our transport, which did not arrive at the appointed time. 15 minutes passed, half an hour - panic began.

Calling the service by phone is useless - it only works during business hours, and now it’s night.

And so we found a way out - our Greek friend, who quite correctly in Greek yelled at all the services and we were immediately given our bus to take us to the airport.

Probably, the tour operator GO WITH US, from whom we bought the tour and to whom we paid the cost of the transfer, should at least pay our friend some kind of commission, if not at least say thank you for his help in solving their problems.

In general, the taxi driver who arrived, took our suitcases and bags, wrapped them in some kind of wide suspenders from his pants and attached them to his Mercedes (while we were waiting, we joked that the driver would now arrive and, based on the number of suitcases, would tape them to his roof car, that’s what happened).

And so, in 15 minutes there is an airport for a flight home to Odessa, however, in our case, through Chisinau and then by bus.

DEPARTURE:

Check-in for the flight was almost instantaneous and we headed to the Duty Free Heraklion International Airport.

There is plenty to choose from, if only you had the money. I was especially pleased with the Roberto Cavalli vodka at €57.6, but they didn’t take it...

The flight back is the same as here. The bus from Chisinau to Odessa rushed us with a tailwind and we arrived 1.5-2 hours earlier than planned.

IT’S SO GOOD AT HOME, although the rule “just 2 more days and 300 Euros” has not been canceled!

And lastly, as we usually say: “You need prices - we have them! »:

€0.00 cream for burns or shells on the Beach from the Hotel

€1.5 – 7 comboskinis

€1.5 – 2 key rings near the Hotel

€2 spices near the hotel

€2.5 soap near the Hotel

€2 – 5 feta cheese

€3 – 4 taxis in Chisinau

€3 Bucuria candies in Chisinau

€3.1 Alfa beer 6x330ml

€3.18 coffee LOYMIAHE (with a parrot on the package) 194g

€4 hits Iqos

€4.5 portion of gyros to go

€4.5 lip gloss

€4-5 bath mats in stores near the Hotel

€5 sun lounger on the Beach near the Hotel

€5 rent of a small board on the Beach

€5 face and body cream near the Hotel

€5.5 set of assorted honey 130g

€5.7 orange honey 270g

€7 breakfast at the Hotel on the day of check-in

€7 and above key fobs at the airport

€7.5 – 9 wine MALAMATINA tetrapak 3 liters

€7 – 10 towels for the beach in stores near the Hotel

€8 sunglasses in shops near the Hotel

€8.5 fried shrimp at the Tavern

€9 towel near the Hotel

€9.9 Aperol spritz 3x200ml

€10 komboloi

€10 T-shirt near the Hotel

€10 beach bag

€10 local perfume near the Hotel

€10 spaghetti carbonara in the Tavern

€10 – 20 knitwear in stores near the Hotel

€25 casual bag

€25 bus ticket Odessa – Chisinau

€25 optional boat excursion to Santorini

€25 – 30 charm for a Pandora bracelet in Santorini

€27 orthopedic flip-flops in a pharmacy near the Hotel

€30 taxi from the airport to the Hotel

€50 apartment rental in Chisinau

€50 car rental in Crete

€57.6 Roberto Cavalli vodka in Duty free

€80 and above eau de toilette and perfume in Duty free

€115 cost of dinner for 5 people including 1.5 liters of wine

€145 – €175 excursion to Santorini

€150 taxi Odessa - Chisinau

€180 and more cost of branded sunglasses in Duty free

€500 cost of a trip with a flight from Chisinau per person